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Lot #148
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Judaica / Zionism – Donation token – Jewish aged home – USA – 20′ donation tokens of $1 for Jewish "Home of the Sons and…
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Judaica / Zionism – Bless medal – USA. bronze Jewish prayer/good luck token with the Cohen’s blessing on obv. & rev. twin Tablets supported by…
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Judaica / Zionism – Pair of medals "Jewish Day – Century of Progress" exhibition medal, Chicago, USA. The "Jewish Day" is recorded by some observers…
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Lot #152
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Judaica / Zionism – "Shalom" token. A "peace" token was minted and apparently divided after the peace treaty with Egypt. 11.5 mm.
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Judaica / Zionism – Australia Tasmania – Jewish Transition Token – 1855 Penny mule token issued by Ruben Josephs, Van Diemen’s Land toll gate operator,…
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Judaica / Zionism – 4 tokens of joy (Iranian) "Mubarak Bad" (Persian: Mazal Tov)
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Judaica / Zionism – Medal Admor Rabbi Chaim Pinto – 84 mm Face: The figure of the rabbi and the caption "The Pinto Society, an…
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Judaica / Zionism – A blessing medal of the Rebbe of Tash Face: In Rashi’s writing, first line, "May the Lord bless you and keep…
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Judaica / Zionism – Six silver colored coins for the upliftment of the soul of the pure who perished in the celebration of the Rashbi…
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Lot #148
$20
Judaica / Zionism – Donation token – Jewish aged home – USA – 20′ donation tokens of $1 for Jewish "Home of the Sons and…
$20
Read moreLot #149
$10
Judaica / Zionism – Bless medal – USA. bronze Jewish prayer/good luck token with the Cohen’s blessing on obv. & rev. twin Tablets supported by…
$10
Read moreLot #150
$40
Judaica / Zionism – Pair of medals "Jewish Day – Century of Progress" exhibition medal, Chicago, USA. The "Jewish Day" is recorded by some observers…
$40
Read moreLot #152
$25
Judaica / Zionism – "Shalom" token. A "peace" token was minted and apparently divided after the peace treaty with Egypt. 11.5 mm.
$25
Read moreLot #154
$30
Judaica / Zionism – Australia Tasmania – Jewish Transition Token – 1855 Penny mule token issued by Ruben Josephs, Van Diemen’s Land toll gate operator,…
$30
Read moreLot #155
$20
Judaica / Zionism – 4 tokens of joy (Iranian) "Mubarak Bad" (Persian: Mazal Tov)
$20
Read moreLot #156
$30
Judaica / Zionism – Medal Admor Rabbi Chaim Pinto – 84 mm Face: The figure of the rabbi and the caption "The Pinto Society, an…
$30
Read moreLot #157
$50
Judaica / Zionism – A blessing medal of the Rebbe of Tash Face: In Rashi’s writing, first line, "May the Lord bless you and keep…
$50
Read moreLot #158
$30
Judaica / Zionism – Six silver colored coins for the upliftment of the soul of the pure who perished in the celebration of the Rashbi…
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Judaica / Zionism - Token - the Jewish orphan house - UK
Judaica / Zionism – Token – the Jewish orphan house – UK
Obverse: The Jewish Orphanage Norwood around Magen David with Mazel (in Hebrew) in center.
Reverse: The Jewish Orphanage Norwood around horseshoe and in center of horseshoe, “Good luck to you wherever you are, at home, abroad, or on the sea”.
This token was issued in Bronze (27mm).
Norwood’s Patron is Her Majesty The Queen and its Patron of Children’s Services is Cherie Blair. The Orphanage was founded in 1795 and moved to Norwood (South London) England in 1866. It was named the Jewish Orphanage in 1928 and closed in 1963.
During World War II, the children were evacuated to homes in Worthing and Hertford and the building was used by the London Fire Brigade as a training center. After the war, the number of children at the Orphanage started to decline as they became more integrated within the community. In 1956, the name was again changed to the Norwood Home for Jewish Children.